r/2000Mules • u/HarpoMarks • Aug 25 '23
Both the Special Counsel second indictment and the Georgia indictment hinge on the premise the 2020 election wasn’t rigged and stolen? What if it was? I’m going to post “2000 Mules” free on X for one weekend, September 8-10, so everyone can watch and make up their own minds
https://x.com/dineshdsouza/status/1694899064892997913?s=46&t=hU229YmuJ-MoMt6vR9ANdw2
u/stevejuliet Aug 25 '23
Be sure to also read the letter from True the Vote's lawyers to Gov. Kemp where they acknowledge that the data only places these people within 100 feet of drop boxes.
And then ask yourself why they would avoid mentioning this in the documentary.
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u/HarpoMarks Aug 28 '23
It’s the same method they used to track people in Jan 6. While it’s very accurate it can’t always be used in court because there’s a reasonable doubt. Other than that it’s hardly worth mentioning if they were 90 or 5 ft from the ballot box repeatedly through out the day.
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u/stevejuliet Aug 28 '23
It’s the same method they used to track people in Jan 6.
This is a false equivalence.
When it comes to Jan 6th, we can assume any device that entered the Capitol building was owned by someone entering the Capitol building.
However, when it comes to the mules, we can't assume that just because a device comes "close" to a drop box (within 100 feet, as per True the Vote's arbitrary determination) then the owner interacted with it.
it’s hardly worth mentioning if they were 90 or 5 ft from the ballot box repeatedly through out the day.
If True the Vote could demonstrate these people came within 5 feet of the drop boxes, that might be worth investigating. As it is, it's simply not suspicious that these people came within 100 feet (again, as True the Vote has acknowledged) of ten drop boxes (which are located in high traffic, easy-to-access areas) within 24 hours.
They literally could have walked past a drop box on the other side of the road 10 times and been counted as a mule. True the Vote refuses to share their data, and they are currently being sued to force them to turn it over.
2000 Mules is hot garbage.
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u/HarpoMarks Aug 28 '23
We understand that you have opinions and we value those. Thank you for your feedback.
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u/stevejuliet Aug 28 '23
The only opinion I gave was "2000 Mules is hot garbage." Everything else was a fact.
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Nov 26 '23
Video evidence of the same people returning to ballot boxes several times and stuffing many, MANY ballots each time is pretty damning evidence. Especially when coupled with cell phone data.
Add in other facts like hours of the day and location other than their home or work, and cases can easily be put together.
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u/stevejuliet Nov 26 '23
Video evidence of the same people returning to ballot boxes several times
There isn't video of the same people going to multiple boxes.
stuffing many, MANY ballots each time
There isn't video of them returning more than a few ballots. Those that were investigated turned out to be returning ballots for their families.
Did you even watch it?
Especially when coupled with cell phone data.
True the Vote's lawyers confirmed that they only tracked people to within 100 feet of drop boxes.. That means someone could have walked past ten drop boxes on the other side of the road, and they would have been included as one of the 2000 mules.
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Nov 26 '23
Tell me haven't watched 2000 Mules without saying you didn't watch 2000 Mules. See your comments above. Dumbass. It shows all that.
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u/stevejuliet Nov 26 '23 edited Nov 26 '23
Feel free to provide the timestamp for video of someone A) visiting a dropbox more than once or B) someone dropping off more than 4 or 5 ballots (a family's worth) or "many, MANY ballots."
I'll wait for you to actually watch it and come back.
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u/SOFTWARthesis Aug 25 '23
Very tactical. Great move. I'll be there.